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i. **Driver-inline commit identity drift** (driver). Three commits this session (one driver-inline CHANGELOG fix + two subagent merges + the pin bump) carried `Ben Stull <benstull@mac.lan>` as the committer rather than the operator's preferred identity. Per the hard rule, no `git config` edit; operator can rewrite if desired. Worth surfacing as an operator-tooling §19.2: a one-line "ensure git identity is set on this machine" gesture would prevent it.
j. **`publish-transcript.sh` `sessions.json` formatting churn** (driver, noticed at publish-time after 0017.2's restructure had already shipped). The script's inline-Python upsert uses `json.dump`'s default `indent=2` (expands every entry to multi-line) AND default `ensure_ascii=True` (escapes em-dashes / `§` / en-dashes as `—` / `§` / `–`). 0017.2's subagent had hand-written `sessions.json` with compact one-line entries per session + raw UTF-8. The first publish-time upsert (0017.0's transcript publish, which added the `0017` placeholder) rewrote the file in the expanded ASCII-escaped form, so the operator's next edit starts from that shape rather than the subagent's. Fix is one-line in `publish-transcript.sh`: `json.dump(out, f, indent=2, ensure_ascii=False)` plus a small custom emitter to keep each session's `{ "title": "…" }` on one line. Cosmetic; no functional impact.
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## What lands on the operator's plate
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i. Driver-inline commit identity drift (`benstull@mac.lan` rather
than `ben@wiggleverse.org`). Per hard rule no `git config` edit
this session; surfaced for operator tooling.
j. `publish-transcript.sh` `sessions.json` formatting churn. The
script's inline-Python upsert uses `json.dump`'s default
`indent=2` (every entry expands to multi-line) and default
`ensure_ascii=True` (em-dashes / `§` / en-dashes escape to
`\uXXXX`). 0017.2's subagent had hand-written compact one-line
entries with raw UTF-8; the first publish-time upsert (0017.0's
publish, adding the `0017` placeholder) rewrote the file in the
expanded ASCII-escaped form. Operator's next edit starts from
that shape. One-line fix: `json.dump(out, f, indent=2,
ensure_ascii=False)` + a small custom emitter to keep each
session on one line. Cosmetic only; no functional impact.
# Hard rules carried forward (binding)